CheedyJ:

You’re free to remove it from yours sha, I just don’t want to reason it

needanswer:


Lol...take it easy, it's only a question.

CheedyJ:

I’m also joking too ooo

Lucrativress:

Companionship and friendship

Lucrativress:

Companionship and friendship

needanswer:


I think both are the same thing miss smart pants

Getdabag:
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Lucrativress:

Not really
You could be a friend and not be a companion in the sense that friendship has grades.
Some people are dating each other yet they have personal walls in between each other and only true companionship can break those walls.

needanswer:


True friendship and companionship should mean the same thing.

In your instance though, I'll assume "friendship" means a superficial relationship, while "companionship" means a deeper relationship.

Lucrativress:

In friendship you share mostly smiles,in companionship you share everything that makes a man,his smiles and his pains

needanswer:


I think you should just write your own dictionary at this point, cause this distinction you have created between friendship and companionship is not up to date with our dictionary definition . What I was taught in school and what I know is that both words are synonyms and carry the same meaning. But that one no concern miss smart pants, abeg do quick release your dictionary make boys reads .

Lucrativress:

Mr Counterter
That's your new name